Guided Annual Review by Reflection.app - A guided review to help you make sense of and grow from 2020

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Look Back On Your Year
Our guided annual review helps bring perspective and closure to the past year before you dive into the year ahead.

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πŸ‘‹ Dave here from Reflection.app! 2020 was a year unlike any other. More than anything, it felt like a blur. When I think back to where I was in January and February, it feels like a lifetime ago. Perhaps that’s why it feels even more necessary to take some time to recall and reflect on how I spent my time in this unusual year. We created this free annual review framework to help you look back, gain perspective, and grow from your experiences. I hope this annual review framework can help you find peace with, and enable you to grow from this rollercoaster of a year. Wishing you many moments of clarity in your reflection, Dave Co-Founder, Holstee & Reflection.app
really love the design of this + especially appreciated the reflection prompt of "Looking back on the entire year, check in with yourself on the following dimensions: Mind, Body, Soul, Work, Play, & Love."
Uncertainty and Growth 2 of the 6 human needs. Love ti.
thanks!
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Great idea!!
thanks! it is very much a team effort so special shout outs to , , , and πŸ™Œ
Brilliant job, Team! Congratulations! Good luck!!!
Good idea. 2020 derserves to be refelcted upon.
thanks! and agreed :-)
I have loved the previous iterations of Holstee's annual reflection guide, but THIS IS SO NEXT LEVEL AND SOOOOO GOOOD - thank you Holstee crew!
I'd been needing a way to process this rollercoaster of a year and this is the perfect tool. Prompts are simple but powerful and the user experience is gorgeous and filled with little delights. Thanks Holstee!
Thank you! And thanks for your feedback along the way!
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Super cool product.
This reflection tool could not have come at a better time. You deserve to listen to and learn from yourself.
It's a nice idea. Well designed interface and questions. I would reduce the friction a little by moving the account creation/sign up to later in the process. Once I've answered a few questions and experienced the product, I'm invested in it and would not mind giving away my information. When it's the first thing, I wonder if it's a tool for collecting emails to sell me something later.
thats great feedback thanks Vishal! I'll need to think of a way we can still ensure autosaving, privacy and security, while moving the account creation to later in the process. Will share with the team and see what we can come up with. thanks!
Great idea